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In this project newsletter we will discuss how older persons support their adult children; how they cope with isolation, lack of physical care and increased responsibility for grandchildren.
In this project newsletter we will discuss how older persons support their adult children; how they cope with isolation, lack of physical care and increased responsibility for grandchildren.
In this issue we will tell you about our achievements and activities that have been accomplished by Older People's Groups so far.
In this issue we will tell you about our achievements and activities that have been accomplished by Older People's Groups so far.
In this issue we will tell you about our achievements and activities that have been accomplished by Older People's Groups so far.
This briefing examines the role of cash transfers in strengthening state-citizen relations in the context of long-term development in fragile states and situations.
The third briefing in our Pension watch series examines the role of cash transfers in strengthening state-citizen relations in the context of long-term development in fragile states and situations.
The second briefing in our Pension watch series considers the cost of universal social pensions in 50 low- and middle- income countries under a range of scenarios. It also looks at the future costs of universal pensions in the context of ageing populations in the global South.
This paper summarises the second report of the United Nations Independent Expert on the question of human rights and extreme poverty.
A&D29 presents new data on how people over 49 are affected by HIV and argues for their inclusion in global targets. It also discusses non-communicable diseases, work, migration and humanitarian aid financing.
This report shows how older people in Bangladesh, Ethiopia, India and Tanzania use a wide range of strategies according to their abilities, capacities and needs, to support their livelihood and secure an income in later life.
This paper outlines the growing need for community-based home care for older people in South East Asia. It explains the model of home care introduced by HelpAge Korea in collaboration with HelpAge International in the 10 countries of ASEAN.
